Resignation of John A Enander Echoed Across Washington
A Danish court rejection of John A Enander as minister to Denmark triggers a political stir in Washington. The State Department cites possible opposition from the Danish king, while Enander asserts he resigned due to illness and not by demand. The episode follows prior Cabinet discussions and public speculation.
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State Department
Cnicace
Washington
John A. Binander
Denmark
Eiander
Blaine
Harrison
Bnander
Mr. Clarrison
Vopentaren
Enander
Nander
Yessen
Knrl Dreier
Chicapo
Governor Gordon At Zouaves Event In New Jersey
Governor Gordon of Georgia was hosted by the Zouaves in Hrizanetia New Jersey. He dined with Governor Green and spoke at the armory amid a street parade. He criticized the Grand Army of the Republic’s expulsion threats over a badge mix up and praised veteran patience and loyalty to the republic.
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Hrizanetia
N. J
Gordon
Georgia
Ife
Green
Azouaves
D. Madison Drake
Grand Army of the Republic
Clailon
Republic
Appomatox
Washington
New York
Dakota
Presidential Appointments and State Legislation Highlights May 11
The president named U S attorneys Yeorze J Reynolds and Elbert J Samball for Missouri districts. U S marshal appointments include Richard Tf Farra of Virginia and Joseph Wilson of Idaho. Michigan and Ohio items follow. Michigan senate killed the cigarette prohibition bill. another bill bars tobacco sales to minors 13 and under with parental order. Attorney General Watson to decide if a woman ordained as minister may solemnize a marriage. local auditor questions authority regarding such rites.
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Washington
Yeorze J. Reynolds
Missouri
Elbert J. Samball
United States
Richard Tf. Farra
Virginia
Virgin
Lansing
Mich
Michigan
Senate
Love
Convants
Ohio
Watson
War County
Hss
Connecticut Senate Bans Oleommargarine and Imitation Products
The Connecticut senate passed a bill prohibiting the manufacture or sale of oleommargarine and similar imitation margarine and cheese substitutes. The measure now goes to the governor for approval.
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Connecticut
Hartworp
Conn
Connecticut Senate
Wisk Carries a Ulhtuing Rod and Political Talk
May 11 reports Gen Clinton stating he will not be a third party in the next fall election while still carrying the prohibition message. Also dead is John I Saulsbury, son of William Saulsbury and ex senator, age 50, in Wilmington. The 34th Annual Southern Baptist Convention opens in Memphis with ministers and delegates from many states.
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Wisk
Fiostox
Gen
Clinton
Henying
Saulsbury
John
Delaware
Willi Saulsbury
Memphis
Mewruis
Tenn
Southern Baptist Convention
Alabama
Arkans
Florida
Georgia
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maryland
Missisippi
Missouri
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
District of Columbia
First Baptist Church
Gay Bir Fayard and Secretar Clymer Engagement Rumor
Washington tale suggests Miss Clymer daughter of Dr Glynmer may marry Secretary May W Clymer. She lives with her mother in a mansion on HH street while Mr Bayard plans to vacate his Highland Terrace home next week and auction the house and contents.
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Washington
Secretar May W. Clymer
Miss Clymer
Bloom Minares
Tls
Chicago
M Elizabeth Hyde
Hlyde
Bloomington
Expanse of New York Prisoners and Political Shakeups
Reported incidents include Young Napoleon Ives and George Staynor likely leaving Ludlow Street penitentiary cells, plus a Washington dispatch on Pension Examiner Shank’s resignation and record. New York labor dismissals from public works order to replace with Tamman y allies, and Windom’s conference on treasury appointments. Governor Francis signs grain option bill amid dealer anger and legal actions involving the Electric Sugar Refining case. Senator Brown described as near death but shows signs of recovery.
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Ives
Yes
Wall Street
Berlin Princes Council Takes Up Westphalia Strikes
Berlin May 11 Prince Bismarck presided over a council on Westphalia strikes as crowds exceeding 40000 seek grievances to present to the emperor. In London the marriage with a deceased wife sister was rejected. The Prince of Wales voted with authority in favor of the measure amid landlord tenant dispute. Paris Exposition Attendance Averages 11 000 Daily
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Berlin
Prince Bismarck
Westphalia
Mill
Loxton
House of Lords
Wafe
Prince of Wales
Paris
Fires Leave Many Homeless in Michigan and Port Jervis Tragedy
Reports from Marquette and surrounding areas describe widespread fire damage after Tuesday’s blazes. Sixty families lose homes. rain slows further destruction while relief teams work as claims of higher losses are disputed.
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Marquette
Mich
Biarquette Mining Journal
Michigan
Marguette, Mich
Mining Journal
Upper Peninsula
Bruce's Crossing
Menominee Range
Spaulding
Louisville Baseball Club Decision Near in 24 Hours
President Davidson, owner of the Louisville Base Ball club, states two oil from Louisville parties are under consideration for the franchise. He has not yet accepted either and the club's destiny should be known within twenty four hours.
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Louisville
Davidson
Grant Arrives as New American Minister to Austria
Col Frederick D Grant arrives in Vipnya as the new American minister to Austria. The Kentucky Derby at Louisville draws a huge crowd at Churchill Downs with the fifteenth renewal of the famed race. Twenty one bookmakers and large betting pools struggle to handle the mob for forty minutes attempting to place bets.
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Grant
Vipnya
Col
Frederick D. Grant
Austria
Spokane
Montana
Louusvitle
Churchill Downs
Spokane Nose Wins Derby Narrowly Over Knott
In a dramatic Derby run Proctor Knott led much of the way before Spokane surged to win by a nose. Once Again finished third as bettors backed Knott heavily and Montana’s Arm strong drew support elsewhere. Time 2:84 1-2.
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Proctor Knott
Milton Youns
Bootiaker Ndt
Hindeocraft
Spokane
Uut
Knott
Tindeocraft
Bookmaker
Barnes
Lenths
America
Holt
Williams Australian Health Pills Ad Promises Bright Eyes
An old advertisement claims women can brighten dull eyes and sallow skin by taking Williams Australian health pills. It touts quick transformation and urges purchase for 25 cents at Gale's.
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Williams
Advice to Mothers and Mrs Winslow’s Syrup Claim
A promotional note extols Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup as a trusted teething remedy used for forty years by millions. It claims to relieve teething distress, cure dysentery and diarrhea, ease griping, and wind colic, and offers a 25 cent bottle.
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James H. Greene
St. Louis
HW. A. Tupper
Home Mission Board
Southern Baptist, Theological Seminary
Kind Word
Atlanta
American Baptist Publication Society
Philadelphia
Debases
Charleston
Saita Bannara
Simeast
Steffer
Yeddo Jiarhor
Southern Baptists
Tanner
Special Pension Esxaminer Shank
Lima
Shank
Department of Public Works
Martin J. Keese
Wastinctos
Windom
Treasu Department
Asa Matthews
Iinois House of Representatives
Samuel ©. Wright
Nevada
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Carson City
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Speert
Francis
Ube
East St. Louis
Porter
B. FP
Butler
Navy Department
Nivid
Admiral Porter
Tracy
Justice Barrett
Supreme Court
Electric Sugar Refining Company
Alexander Cameron
R. Burnham Moffat
Brown
New Yor
William
Porttsville
Kasca William
Middleport
Hugh Carlin
Patrick McDonald
George Endel
John Potterovisch
Frank Stratikovish
John Moore
Albert Dwyer
Edward Kurtz
Stephen Matson
Michael Boyle
Alliance Coal Company
Port Jervis
N. Y
Erie Road
Collins’ Switch
Thorne
Cowen
ProvideNce
R. T
Swartz
A. C. McConnell
Mr. Jones
Jacob Rosenfeld
Atl
O tLers
Gipsey Queen
Lloyd Steamship Weser
Bremen
Baltimore
Minneapolis
S. J. Wing
Minnehaha Avenue
Tenth Avenue Bridge
South Minneapolis
Central Station
Turney
Drs
Dak
Register of Weeds
Stevens
Bucktow
Scallin
Mood
Hood
Wood
C. J. Hood & Co
Apothecaries
Lowell
Mase
Geo, A. Johnston
T. C. Burns
W.J. Piggott
Mitchell Dry Goods CO
Tor
Mitchell Paint and Paper CO
Whick & Bennett Prop’s
Mitchell
W. A. Scott
Rowley
Lawler
Cooley & Ainsey
Scotts
van Epps
Burrs
Bracy
Hammer's
Kelloor
A Kellogg
D.pd. Ss
CARA
A. I. Kellogg
D. D
Baltimore College of Dental Surgery
First National Bank
J. F. Kellogg
A. E. Kellogg
Mitchell, Dakota
St. Alex
SHELL
Dr. Dia
Ay Hank
P. Bix & Daughter
B. Hacer
Hager Brothers
Anpaais Sefere
CIA Buffalo
M. I. Rowley
R. N. Kratz
Geo
H. Rathman Cash
Frank Weller
E. 4
Whighell National Bank
W.G. Davison
N. L. Davison
L. N. Sraxran
HH. G. Chandler
J. 8. Terwilliger
J. P. Louisbury
Sioux Falls
Main Avenue
C. YY. Adams Merchant Tailor
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